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Cervinia Transfer from Turin
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi All.

My wife and I are going for a 2 night trip sans kids in February. Flights booked and accommodation in place. All good and looking forward to it.

Small problem - the hotel (Hermitage , anyone stayed there?) has offered a return transfer at 200E per person per way ie 800E for us!

I have done a little www reasearch and the cheapest is coming in at around £400 for us.

Am I missing something?

Anyone got any better suggestions?

I am ***t scared of driving in snow and the thought of snow chains (which to me look like metal macrame) does little for me UNLESS its an easy drive. Is it?

Any assistance appreciated
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Peter Leuzzi,

I only know that the bus down to the valley is infrequent but joins up with the one to Turin.

I ended up getting a taxi down to the valley and that was expensive... ISTRC 65 eu...!!!! for about 32kms.

If you are talking about £400, then you have to get a car. It will take all the strain out of things and the drive up is long and twisty and narrow in a few places but nothing to worry about. I have done it with decent snow falling and it didn't need chains..however, they are always a possibilty but don't/shouldn't take long to fit.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

The drive is relatively straightforward. I am afraid the public transport is disjointed and everyone else takes advantage. Driving is the answer.
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Peter Leuzzi wrote:
the thought of snow chains (which to me look like metal macrame) does little for me


Snow chains are really no prob. Even a girlie can fit those Smile
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

Peter Leuzzi,

When I was there last March it snowed all day on the day we left and they kept the road down to the valley clear of snow - nobody had chains on....

Have you got a tom-tom sat nav or similar? They are very useful for trips like that...
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